Pattern for Tudor man's slashed bias-cut footed hose wine red wool The second section celebrates the

The second section celebrates the exquisite workmanship in many of these robes with numerous photographs of nearly forty garments

5cm) (the hem is a generous 2 1/2in (6cm) and could be let down)

it can be paired with a variety of doublets

If made with padded interlining it is suitable for wearing instead of a farthingale for pre-1540s styles

The kirtle is interlined in the bodies with canvas and has a square neckline at the front and a deep V at the back

Pattern for Tudor man's slashed bias-cut footed hose wine red wool The second section celebrates theMade exclusively by The Tudor Tailor Sewing pattern for mens full length bias cut footed hose (the period appropriate version of tights) of the style suitable for typical men from 1485 to 1603, worn by the elite to the 1540s and middle class men to the 1570s. Features slashing detail and functional codpiece fastening with two codpiece styles from which to choose (early Tudor or mid 16th century variations). Ideal for 15th and 16th century impressions